Grandma Fashion Succumbs to Color in New Duse Styles
Special correspondence from New York notes the shift in grandmother attire from somber hues to vibrant colors and ornate fabrics. Describes mantles and wraps including black velvet with jet embroidery, canary satin ribbons, and a velvet mantle for formal occasions, highlighting the era’s move toward mature yet luxurious dress. OLIVE HARPER.
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New York
Grandma
Anandma
Sbe
Ton
Darling
Man Who Never Served Gets Pay
The supreme court affirms Bebrensmeyer in the Kreitz estate case awarding $7,800 to Bebrensmeyer for a county treasurer term he never served. Kreitz died during the suit after four years in office were completed and the legal fight spanned eight years with three prior rulings.
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Supreme Court
Polish Women Kiss Court Officials After Not Guilty Verdict
In Long Island City a Polish crowd rushed the courtroom after a not guilty verdict for Anna Wonzowlaska, a 10 year old girl. Women kissed Counselor Merrill and the jury, with foreman Armstrong escaping to the door. Judge Garretson resumed control as officers cleared the room amid a $200 purse for witnesses. Nearby, a San Francisco streetcar crash injured several passengers but caused no fatalities.
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Long Island City
Garretson
Anna ‘Wonzowlaska
Merrill
Foreman Armstrong
Flowan
New York Times
Money by Threats At Altenheim German Old People's Home
A man threatened to blow up the Altenheim German Old People's Home with a bottle described as nitro glycerine unless money was paid. After soliciting funds from matron Mrs Werkmeister, he received money and left with the bottle. A later caller identified as a former Berlin schoolmaster also sought aid.
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Cuiiaco
Altenheim
Zapp
Crittes Stage of Strife At Avon Ta Che Cake Seygren
A crowd of strikers gathered early in the day in the Scart dale district near Franc Frick Davidson works. Despite peaceable intent the union fears a company push to resume operations and possible force to stop work as tensions rise among labor and management.
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Tiesto
Stas
Frick
Davidson
Scartdale
Fatal Fall Crashes Through Floors at Chicago Dock Warehouse
Two workers killed after a crane driven paver broke through three floors of a Chicago Dock company warehouse at Beach and Forquer streets, plunging to the sixth and through the seventh and eighth. Victims include Thomas Keller, 60, German sub-foreman, and Peter Toompon, 50, Norwegian laborer. Survivors left in shock as others escaped.
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Chicago
Thomas Keller
Chicago Dock Company
Vedderstreet
Peter Toompon
Albert Daknsop Heed Company
Ere
Center Aseuue
Republicans sweep Michigan towns in state election landslide
Reports from Michigan on April 4 show Republicans winning majorities in 48 of 55 towns surveyed, including Grand Rapids and Jackson. Ex Governor Begole loses mayoral race in one city, while women’s city ticket fails in Abilene Kansas.
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Detroit
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Lansing
Ypsilanti
Cheboygan Battle Creek
Albion
Bay City
West Bay City
Charlotte
Alpena
Kalamazoo
Adrian
Muskegon
Escinaba
Menominee
Biisomer
Benton Harbor
Duwagiac
Cadillac
Petoskey
Eitnt
Begole
Itty
Seven Plain White Slips For Girls Wardrobe Essentials
The article reviews seven plain white slips suitable for girls from ages 8 to 13, noting woolly French challie and china silk options. It advocates simple, durable undergarments over elaborate fabrics, and stresses proper fitting and finishing to keep a child dainty and well dressed. It also describes a sample dress pattern with ribbons, bands, and a puffed sleeve for a young girl.
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Abe
Frucka
Ailk Taold
JupIe Croiset
Taxation clash in Indiana case shakes state tax reform
The Indiana case before the Supreme Court questions property assessment under interstate commerce law. The suit centers on undervaluation as a tax practice, railroads and telegraph properties facing valuation by a state board, with potential wide impact on tax reform in southern states and the so called solid south.
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Wasamoron
Supreme Court
Indiana
Imp
Cay
United States
Census Bureau
Oltica
Supreme Court of the State
Act Up
Matthews
Henderson
Otte Myers
Allen
Illinois
Tom Johnson
Jerry Rimpson Clase
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Bankhead
Kolba
Jones
Kolb
Kolhites
Harrison
North Carolina
Debated expulsion and morality rules in state bodies
Washington reports on proposed resolutions to expel or censure a member amid debate over morality charges. It notes lack of clear law, precedents, and varying opinions on whether pre election crimes disqualify a member, with context on Breckinridge and other cases. It also covers social relief, travel, and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Nptedi
Moree
Massachusetta
Bregkinridge
Morne
Emmire
Ters
Social Purity Society
Jurica
Scch
Tresson
Bowen
South Carolina
Senate
Bigamous
Houch
Ohio
John O'Connor
Michigan
Three Fingered Jack
The
Bitton
Teo
Breckineidge
Pollard
Relief Society of Washington
Ias
Ams
Cleveland
Citiea
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congressman Barnes Declines Reelection Citing Private Practice
Appleton Wisconsin April 4 Congressman Lyrunn B Barnes of the Eighty Wisconsin district announces he will not seek renomination. He cites his legal practice and private business as reasons, stating he cannot afford to serve another term.
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Appleton
Wis
Lyrunn B. Barnes
Maiadiatne
Bloody clash at Kansas City polls sparks deadly riot
At Kansas City on April 4 a violent fight erupted between American Protective Association members and Roman Catholic supporters at multiple polling places. Over 100 shots exchanged in seconds left several dead and wounded, as factions backed rival mayoral candidates amid accusations of misused constables and orchestrated violence.
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Kansas City
American Protective Association
Mike Callahan
City
Harry Fowler
Don Brosnahan
Jerry Pate
Patrick Fleming
John McGovern
Tx Pols
Protectives
Davia
Thei
Jim Pryor
Frank Johansen
Justice Latshaw
Chicago Methodist ministers urge appeal to the pope on religious freedom
Chicago Methodists at a weekly meeting passed resolutions to appeal to the pope for extending U S religious liberty to South American nations amid Protestant persecution in Peru Ecuador and Bolivia Rev J F Thompson of Montevideo presented the case describing clandestine Protestant meetings and harsh civil laws restricting Protestant worship. Diaz Knellasaa Mexico April 4 The Puebla capture from Emperor Maximilian was celebrated with 5000 troops and a 50100 expenditure including actual artillery ammunition and a grand review by President Diaz and staff.
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Rome
Onicago
Methodiat
Chicago
United States
Peru
Ecuador
Bolivia
Lois
South America
J F Thompson
Montevideo
Pere
Relgion
Diaz
Rival factions clash at polling site in a deadly melee
A mob of about 100 armed political workers and deputy constables gathered at a polling booth triggering a brief gun battle. Callahan was killed, with Pryor ally Pate blamed by Pryor supporters. Arthur claims he fired Pate in the face during an arrest attempt. Authorities filed first degree charges on several deputies and supporters.
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San Franciseco
San Francisco
Sacramento
Luke Molggan
Robert Hogan
Miss Plunkett
Gripman
O’brien
Cad Ewing
Depot Street
Dupont
Lew
Pryor
Mike Callahan
Boulevant
Callahan
Jerry N Pite
Callahan Pate
Newport
Jim Pryor
John Pryor
Bert Pryor
Pror
Harry Arthur
Pate
Harry McGovern
Arthur
Jin Todd Pate
Pane
Tne Perio
Fred
the Worns
Kansas City
Election Day
Jerry M Pate
Et. Coleman
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W. Mc Cowen
O. M. Bigham
Browning
W.st Port
A. Vike
John Gove
Andrew Gove
W H. Gumiu
Jar
Sho Oting
Jon Pryn
Union Pacific Wage Conference Nearing Conclusion
In Omaha on April 4 the Union Pacific wage conference nears finish as engineers testify on wages and cost of living. Judge Caldwell declares Rule 1 hearing closed and recesses until next Thursday for findings. The panel is ordered to probe wages and the board of attending workers.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Caldwell
Union Pue Fo
Fifteenth Annual GAR Encampment Opens in Indiana
The fifteenth annual encampment of the GAR of Indiana convened with all state officers present. Over three thousand veterans attended as the city boasted flags and banners. A grand parade and a two thousand child turnout marked the event amid crowds and special trains, described as the most successful ever in Indiana for numbers and enthusiasm.
Wheat surge sparks market talk as bulls claim rebound
April reports from Cuicano describe a sharp wheat price jump as bears falter and bulls claim a day of retribution may be near. The chaotic session follows two and a half years of market bears, with traders watching the board after a volatile start.
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Cuicano
Burlington Route Train Schedule Fragments Near Davenport
Fragments show departures and connections from Davenport for routes to Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Council Bluffs Sioux City and western points. Mentions Oxford Junction Monticello and West Davenport with north south freight and passenger services and Sunday service notes.
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Chicago
Brock Island & Pacific
East
Council Bluffs
Bdaton Burl
Denver
Sterling
Clinton
Savannah
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Mendota
St. Louis Mail
Peorla Sa
Clinton, Que
St. Pau
Sterlyyfg
Milwaukee
Davenport
Paul Minne Apelin
Aoing South
Ariamn
Arti
West Davenport
Peoria Rail Schedule Detailing Eastward Express and Through Trains
The notice outlines passenger train times and routes among Peoria Rock Island and Hack Island with eastward fast and express services. It notes through tickets rates depot alerts and car details plus Pullman service between Rock Tetland and Peoria with connections to Milan and Aida Revinalds lines.
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Peoria
Foam
Goam
Hack Island
Uvpien
Peoria High Hark Pullman
Rock Tetland
Peortie
Stockhydse
H. Rockwell
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